1) Quit the internal politics 2) Quit the "for the people, not for profit": money is how people in a society find consensus on what needs to happen 3) Build som

1) Quit the internal politics 2) Quit the "for the people, not for profit": money is how people in a society find consensus on what needs to happen 3) Build something useful and charge for it More specifically, if I were Mozilla I would build a semantic web browser capable of understanding what's important on a page (it boils down to text, images, videos, comments and forms), extract it, render it in a NATIVE, CONSISTENT and LIGHTWEIGHT (as in CPU / Mem - no electron, no HTML, JS, CSS), user defined way. Nobody wants today's 10GB webpages and 300 popups. Test it on the most popular websites, sell on a subscription basis for people tired of interacting with crappy websites and modern frontend apps. And, of course, offer an option to see the real page in a normal browser for when things don't work or you actually care about seeing someone's design or about running someone's code.